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Please suggest me medicine reduces rbc count?
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Why?: What is your red cell count and why do you want to reduce it? If you must, an easy way is to donate blood. If you are otherwise healthy, contact you local blood center or red cross and they can remove blood in a controlled fashion.
Answered 7/10/2015
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